Is condensation manmade?

Question

It occurred to me that condensation, although it seems to be nature-created, really is man-made. Can you really thhink of a material that is not man-made that causes condensation? Glass, fiberglas, even stone and wood walls create this "natural sweat", but is there really a naturally created substance that causes condensation without man's assistance?

Answer 1

As was said, dew on plants.

Then there's rain, condensing upstairs and falling down.

Answer 2

many years ago dinosaurs drank the morning dew off of the leaves is that not condensation?

Answer 3

It isn't the material that causes condensation.  Condensation is simply a film of water droplets that forms on a cold surface when warmer air comes into contact with it. Most any kind of surface, be it natural or man-made, is a candidate for condensation under these conditions.

There are completely different properties of condensation when you are talking Physics or Chemistry.

Answer 4

When you are in areas of high condensation, everything gets covered in water.  Grass is very often covered with moisture in the morning.

Answer 5

Morning dew.